propaedeutic
inductive
initiatory
preparative
prelusory
initiative
proem
prelude
superliminary
get going
prefatory
induct
forelearning
usher in
preambulatory
foreprepare
forelearn
preambulary
preliminary
premise
propaideia
preestablish
premisory
preparational
isagogic
at the ready
initiation
get started
in advance
foretrained
systatic
forework
proemium
on foot
upfront
procatarctic
prevocationally
readiness
pregiven
entrée
on-ramp
preprepare
prefatorial
initiand
prime
pretraining
subintroductory
preprepared
inchoate
foreconsidered
forecall
preface
prepublication
precursive
preparation
preinaugural
precurricular
think of
predeclare
take on
concoct
hatch
prevocational
foreprepared
think up
dream up
preinstruction
preparatorily
go-ahead
predetermination
foreteach
spark up
foreguide
foreannounce
opening
get ready
startness
foreanswer
conditioned
foretest
learned
preinclude
foreseek
set about
dip one's toe in
foreform
begin
aforehand
inceptive
raise
prerequire
preconsider
preconstitute
execute
preprovide
predeterminate
prepositional phrase
go

English words for 'Preparatory or introductory.'

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